Accepting Syrian Refugees

Accepting Syrian Refugees
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Accepting Syrian Refugees
Whenever the issue about the immigration crisis that has rocked the middle east and most of Europe along with the USA, there are mixed feelings associated with the discussions. This is not a trivial issue and the fact that, most of the people are taking it with as much weight as has been seen in the news, is largely understandable. This is relative to the impact the immigrants are bound to have on the current social order in the countries where they migrate to (Nguyen, 2017). Most of the countries in Europe have had to bear the blunt of the immigration crisis, with pressure mounting with reference to the economic impacts along with the social issues associated with immigration (Daniels, 2017). for the most part, the United States has not taken in as much immigrants as most other capable countries in the west. Quite a number of countries in Europe with less ability to support the crisis resolution have done more than the united states. In light of the ban that was announced by the current American president Donald Trump, this has further elevated the tension in the country with reference to helping with the refugee crisis in the middle east and reduce the pressure of the same on the European nations (Claire Berlinski, 2017). Most of the people fear immigrants will have a negative impact on the peace the country is currently experiencing and the economy, according to some could be compromised. Given that, some of the terror groups had vowed to bring some of the operatives in the country as immigrants, there are honest concerns among many about letting the immigrants in. it is not the first-time enemy combatants have used such open channels to bring in persons that later on develop into terrorist cells where they recruit and perpetrate heinous acts on the home soil (Cragin & Connable, 2017). The is also the issue about the country trying to get its economy in order. Bringing in more people that need economic support from Syria, in an example, may place more strain on the already ailing economic system. however, there is another face of the immigration that is crucial to consider. One that builds on the reason why allowing the refugees coming in from Syria is not such a bad idea.
One of the aspects that is crucial to consider is the impact that the terror networks have been propagating for quite some time using propaganda. To make sure they create enough traction to attract as many youths as possible, they have to sell the idea that the United States does not care about the plight of the Muslim community (Claire Berlinski, 2017). As such, banning the Syrians from seeking refuge in the United States only works in the favor of the terror networks. When their country is, war torn, the terror groups come with a glimmer of hope, showing the now marginalized communities that they are working to protect them from countries such the United States who alienate the Sunni Muslims. From this perspective, they are able to give the refugees an illusion of hope, while demonizing the united states. however, to beat them at their own game, the United States should take a step and allow refugees into the country (Claire Berlinski, 2017). This will he...